This simple DIY recipe creates smooth, moisturising lip balms that are perfect for gifting or selling.
20 Minutes
Time to Complete
beginner
Difficulty
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- Wax Melter (or double boiler)
- Stirring Tool
- Thermometer
- Pouring Jug
- Using your weighing scales, weight out 50g of Jojoba Oil, 30g of Coconut Oil, 30g of Mango Butter, 20g of Candelilla Wax and 3.9g of Mango Lip Balm Fragrance.
- Add the jojoba oil, coconut oil, and mango butter and candelilla wax into a heatproof bowl. Place the bowl over a saucepan of gently simmering water (double boiler method). Heat slowly until fully melted.
- Remove from heat and add the Mango Lip Balm Fragrance. Stir thoroughly to ensure even distribution.
- Carefully pour the liquid mixture into Lip Balm Tin.
- Allow it to cool and fully solidify before sealing the lid. Your Mango Lip Balm is now ready to use.
Creating your own Mango Lip Balm is a fun and rewarding way to craft a nourishing, natural lip care product. Combining sweet almond oil, yellow beeswax, and rich mango butter, this recipe produces a smooth, moisturising balm that protects and softens lips.
Mango butter is known for its creamy texture and conditioning properties, while beeswax provides structure and helps lock in moisture. Sweet almond oil adds lightweight hydration, leaving lips feeling soft and supple.
Once you’ve mastered this recipe, you can customise it endlessly — try bubble gum, coconut, cherry, or even blend different flavour oils to create your own signature range.
For an even quicker option, we also offer a ready-made Lip Balm Base — simply melt, add flavour oil, and pour.
Always ensure flavour oils are lip-safe and suitable for cosmetic use.
Click here to shop our Lip Balm Supplies.
1. How Long Does Homemade Lip Balm Last?
Typically 6–12 months, depending on storage and ingredients used.
2. Do I Need To Use Preservatives?
This oil-based recipe does not contain water, so preservatives are generally not required. However, always follow cosmetic safety guidelines.
3. Can I Sell Homemade Lip Balm?
Yes, but cosmetic products must comply with UK/EU cosmetic regulations, safety assessments, and correct labelling.

